St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-05
BOODLER MGARIGLE.
He Talks About His Experience
in Canada.

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long special from st. GATHERINGS, Ont,
this morning, giving what purports to
be an exclusive interview with McGari-
gle. The correspondent describes the
fugitive as looking very poorly. After
some preliminary talk, in which he COM
planned of misrepresentation by ambl-
tiouS newspaper correspondents, Nc
Garigle said:
Now am going to make you short state
ment and YOU will please let me take some
of your paper l will write down what say.
and you can copy it. In this way will have
a copy, and if it is changed l shall be able to
show that you have misrepresented me.
He then dictated letter in which he
reiterated his former statements that it
was impossible fer him to live in Jail.
He denies having offered to testify in
behalf of the state, and says there
was nothing wrong with the hos
pital management. lie knows
nothing that would connect Mr.. Nc
Donald with any sort of crime. He is
anxious to make settlement of his af-
fairs SO as to go back to Chicago, but he
cannot consent to die in the jail or peni-
tentiary. On the train McGarigle gave
an account of his experience since leav-
ing Sarnia. After driving to Wyoming
and taking the train for London, as has
us
and from there to Niagara falls, the Can
ada side of course. From there he took
the Canada Southern to Dunnyille,
changing to the Grand Trunk at Port
Coiburne He was not, heSSays, IN st.
GATHERINGS at all on Tuesday, but passed
through there on his way to the falls.
McGarigle, when told about
THE BANTER CASE
against him, said he was not worried
about that. He would get the officials
of the province of Ontario to give Mon
treal notice that she will have to prove
the alleged perjury or defamation OF
character before he would go there. He
is not afraid that any charge of forgery
can be trumped up against him. Mccall
igle is very anxious for the arrival of the
Blake, as he has valuable baggage on
that vessel. His pockets are filled with
money. and he evidently has interests of
money character in the arrival of
the Blake. McGarigle, it may be
fatty stated, is in the care and keeping
of Frederick st. John, brother of the
doctor. This is not to say that he is at
the st. John mansion, which is the
finest in st. Catharines. Nor can the
writer without breaking faith with Nc
Garigle) say what residence he has
chosen. One of the most marvellous
features of the case is the wonderful
risk which DR.. St. John has taken to aid
he thought of DR.. st. Johns chances of
going to the penitentiary, McGarigle
BROKE DOWN LIKE A CHILD.
He would not even speak. Unless the
detectives get too close to McGarigle he
will remain here for the present and
rest, and if possible open negotiations
with States Attorney Grinnell for his
return. For this he is very anxious.
He says he does not want to bring his
wife and children away from Chicago,
but that he cannot live without them
very long. He is very much opposed
to talking about the Cook county
thieves. He appears to be in good
health, but his nerves never have
been worked to as high a tension,
and he says he must have rest or he
cannot survive long. One of the
strangeSt things about him is that he
has shaved his face, leaving the mus
tache and burnsides, but cutting off the
gOatee, so as to correspond exactly with
the photograph pasted on Sheriff Mat
sons s., 500 reward circular. This even
ing he read it over carefully and then
Iaughingly said: ''It'S not exactly COM
plimentary. The description is good,
except the cat-like movement and
the inslnuating manner, but /
don't complain Another tele-
gram says that McGarrigle spent
Yesterday about six miles frem st. Cath
crimes, at farm house. Matt Pinker-
ton and two detectives are here. Pink
erton is said to be following McGarigle
to aid him and not in the interests of
the sheriff of Chicago. Other men are
looking for the $500 reward.
CAN'T GET HIM.
MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-The detective
who is after McGarigle telegraphed
from st. GATHERINGS to-day that the
Judge there refuses to indOrSe the war
rant issued from here. He is now on
his way home. The attorney general of
Ontario, it is said, has also refused to
sign the warrant and mandamus will
be asked for to compel the judge to sign
the warrant